Identifying Islamic objectives' frameworks For Ecology System in Saudi Arabia

Abstract

Environmental preservation because of appalling environmental degradation has become the concern of all the countries. This paper will examine Islamic objectives system for the Saudi environment through three imperative perspectives, which are, relationship between humankind and the environment, the effect of this categorization on the Saudi ecosystem and, finally, the reflection of such impact on Saudi judicial decisions. By applying thematic analysis, this article will be able to extract vital standards and legal applications to rebalance the relationship between humankind and the environment in light of Islamic supreme objectives. The study has found a gap in terms of the theory and practice regarding protection of the ecosystem in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. My contribution will be not only narrating the historical narratives but aim to examine the epistemological and aesthetic frameworks of protecting the environment and the implementation of carrot and stick approach in relation to criminal offenses. The paper is, furthermore, prepared based on secondary data such as books, articles, different national and international reports, and acts. I will extrapolate the Saudi law and Islamic sources concerning the significance of preservation of the ecology.